Raleigh, NC, is set for mostly sunny weather with mild temperatures and some windy conditions. Evening temperatures will be cooler. Weekend forecasts are favorable for outdoor activities, but there's a chance of showers on Sunday night and Monday.

Spencer Pernell has been appointed as Franklin County's new Solid Waste Director, effective May 21, 2025, succeeding the retiring Lee Bodenhamer. Pernell has extensive experience in waste management and public safety.

Raleigh's weather forecast includes morning showers and thunderstorms, followed by a mostly sunny afternoon with a high of 87 degrees, and potential isolated severe storms with damaging wind and hail risks.

Wake County intersection to close in June for realignment; detours via Carl Williamson, Grasshopper, and Smithfield Roads during works to improve traffic and safety.

MoDOT to close Route MM in Franklin County for four months from May 27 for culvert repairs and realignment under a railroad bridge, affecting local traffic.

The Laurel Hills Community Center is hosting a Teen Party on May 23, with activities such as inflatables and bracelet-making, plus food like pizza for a $5 fee.

Raleigh is set for a warm week with clear skies and high temperatures reaching the mid-90s, while evenings remain mild with gusty winds. No significant rain is expected.

Raleigh offers free yoga classes at Moore Square starting June 24, aimed at improving community well-being for adults 18+. The sessions require no experience and provide props and modifications.

Wake County calls for donations to the 'Cool for Wake' program, providing air conditioners and financial aid to vulnerable residents amidst record heat.

NC Governor Josh Stein opposes federal SNAP cuts, stressing they'd force tough budget choices and potentially lead to food insecurity for 1.4 million residents. He argues the cuts could cost the state $700 million to maintain benefits.

Sam Hayes has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, bringing his legal expertise to his role starting May 16.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina proposes FEMA reforms to optimize disaster response, emphasizing block grants, pre-approved plans, and funding for permanent repairs.

Carrboro marks Police Week, with events and tributes to law enforcement, highlighting their community commitment and training efforts.